Camp Nabby has been an institution in the neighborhood for a long time. Most of the people in the immediate neighborhood don't utilize it because it's like 4 or 5 thousand dollars (if I'm not mistaken) for an 8 week camp; thankfully Mohegan Lakers can camp out at one of our 7 private beach associations 5 months of the year.
There is a bit of a traffic issue when dropping off, and picking up, kids during Camp Nabby season. And by a bit, I mean it gets crazy. Cars queuing for blocks along the street. If an expansion of the existing buildings would increase the occupant load, it would be reasonable to request the owner to provide more on-site parking and queuing so the adjacent property owners don't get the shaft.
The signs you see on their property mean they have a pending zoning variance application. They are pretty substantial--on paper. A rear yard setback (meaning the houses on Holly Wood Street) of 20 feet where ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY FEET are required in an R1-10 zone (our town's smallest residential zone).
In summary, this may not be a big deal and it could be harmless, but this is why we need to pay attention to the tiny black and white Zoning, Planning, and Town Board applications along the side of the road. They are important. [Note: it's hard to stay current with Yorktown's business. Of the last 57 public meetings going back to October 19, 2015, there are five published meeting minutes online.
I implore the Town Board to move Yorktown Forward and keep minutes of the town business current, but I digress.
So what is Camp Nabby up to? Anyone know?
